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Stay Together
04:30
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There was no need for talking,
the skies grew dim
as she moved closer to him.
He moved closer to her.
They danced the way they preferred.
She saw clouds beneath his feet.
She said level it out, don't overheat.
There is a sunset yet to be seen
more colorful than you could dream.
Somehow she knew everything was gonna be alright
If they could stay together through the night.
They would be alright.
They took the road in the wilderness
Where the fog and the mountains kiss.
Music echoed through the canyons,
Though the hollows.
They were lost in the dark
Trying to find their way.
as the world disappeared.
It faded away.
Somehow she knew everything was gonna be alright
If they could stay together through the night.
Somehow she knew everything was gonna be alright
If they could stay together through the night.
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One Percent
03:07
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3. |
Learn The Hard Way
04:37
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4. |
VCR
04:41
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5. |
Nothin' But A Miracle
04:18
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6. |
Break Away
03:51
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The Real True Stories Akron, Ohio
In the fall of 2011 the band began writing and recording their debut record, "Concrete". The first gig at the Grog Shop followed the march 2012 release. Stay Together came out a year later. The third release, TRTS, has a kick heavy mix. The band features over 150 years of combined experience and have performed some 95,000 times. The music is fair, just and equal. ... more
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